Stories from United Kingdom

An additional 330,000 people in the UK could die by 2036 due to a deal that is drawing money away from other parts of the National Health Service. The cost of this prediction is considered the biggest factor.

More news is available regarding a satellite-tagged White-tailed Eagle that disappeared over a grouse shooting estate. The incident occurred in the North York Moors National Park.

A pram was deliberately set alight in a Golders Green flats stairwell, prompting a fire alarm and quick public response. No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made.

Cheap goods from online marketplaces are causing deadly fires in the UK. A loophole allows tech bosses to evade safety laws, leading to these incidents.

Reform UK Councillor Bridget Porter is backing cuts to fertility treatment funding in Kent. Porter stated that families who cannot afford IVF treatment should not be bringing babies into the world.

Four men have been jailed for a knife attack outside a Swansea takeaway on St Helen's Road. The incident left several people with stab wounds. A knife and a large piece of wood were among the weapons used.

A hospice funding campaigner from Bolton has received backing from nearly 200 Members of Parliament. Lord Stuart Polak said the importance of the hospice movement.

Andy Burnham met with residents of Platt Bridge to discuss ongoing flooding issues impacting the area. The water industry's current state was a point of discussion.

Online banking services for Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland have been restored following an outage. Thousands of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland customers were unable to access their accounts on Wednesday. Service has since been restored.

The United Kingdom's seventh carbon budget is projected to deliver £865 billion in economic benefits. Achieving these rewards will require major investments, including saving £445 billion on oil and gas imports.